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Thanks, Gigi. The collar attachment method was the only thing I didn't like about the KS camp shirt. I'm looking forward to trying your way. I found one small problem, the 7th photo didn't show up in your instructions.
8/23/04 4:15 PM
Sorry Gigi, I just checked again and all the photos showed up fine.
8/23/04 4:37 PM
Gigi, thanks so much for this technique -- I have printed it off of the thread on the message board. I would love the photos, but I was not able to print them off your web site. I'm sure I understand the directions without the photos, & I plan to do samples ASAP so I can hang onto the understanding. (At my age hanging on is a sometimes thing. {blush} I love camp shirts, yoked shirts, blouses & etc. This is the *greatest web* site ever!
8/23/04 8:15 PM
Oops, sorry Gigi -- I just did print it off your web site! (sigh) When I first highlighted, did the print preview thing, it showed page 1 of 3 but nothing -- just a blank page. After posting my first comment I went back to the web site & just continued the print command & voila, just like *magic* I got it, photos & all. Thanks again, you're the greatest!
8/23/04 8:33 PM
OMG that is the best tip ever. I can't tell you how many shirts I made "the other way". This is exactly what I need to make them well... maybe perfect! Thank you sew much!
8/24/04 11:44 AM
I have used the sandwich yoke method before but never did the collar the way you showed it. Very helpful tip. I hate hand sewing and try to sew as much by machine as possible.
8/24/04 6:53 PM
Excellent technique Gigi. I am apparently having an 'airhead moment'...I can't figure out why this collar is called convertible?
8/25/04 4:21 AM
It is called a convertible collar because it can be worn buttoned up completely (there is usually a loop at the top of the facing and a button under the collar - I usually don't bother with that) or worn open.
8/25/04 8:08 AM
Oh ok, thanks Gigi...no wonder I couldn't think of it, I can't imagine anybody actually wearing it buttoned up, lol.
8/26/04 3:00 AM
Thank you so much!!
8/27/04 12:42 PM
Thank you so much Gigi; I really would love to attend one of your classes; but a bit far from here( I live south of London, UK.
9/3/04 2:25 AM
Dear Gigi, I'd like to learn this technique - I'm working on a man's camp shirt. I can't get to it - can you help? -julia
9/19/06 7:11 PM
The link on this tip no longer works. Is the information posted somewhere else? I'm attempting the Vogue SB blouse pattern V7903 and several reviews mention this tip.
9/24/06 4:29 PM
Sewluvly, Gigi posted the tip on her new blog, Behind the Seams. You can see it here: Gigi's Collar Tutorial
9/24/06 9:23 PM
Link not working.
9/22/08 10:27 PM
link broken :(
4/3/12 10:31 PM